How to treat infertility caused by fallopian tube adhesion

Patient's question:

Main symptoms: Tubal adhesion caused by miscarriage, more than 6 years without pregnancy
Onset time: 2003
Laboratory test results:

Doctor's answer:

Hello, your situation is suitable for IVF. IVF was originally developed to solve this problem. IVF involves using artificial methods to fertilize egg cells and sperm outside the body, allowing early embryonic development, and then transplanting the embryo into the uterus for further development.
For wives suffering from conditions like blocked fallopian tubes, mature egg cells can be directly extracted from the ovaries through surgery. Then, the husband's sperm is mixed in a test tube, allowing them to combine outside the body to form a fertilized egg.
For husbands with low sperm count or weak sperm motility, a highly delicate pipette can be used to select healthy sperm from their semen and directly inject it into the egg cell to form a fertilized egg.
Once the fertilized egg develops into an early embryo outside the body, it can be transplanted into the wife's uterus. So, you might want to consider it. Moreover, the current costs are not very high, and the technology is relatively mature.